Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-05-29
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.OBTien Received a ROuSing Recap
ton BY the Irish Societies.
EDWARD souueHY, WHO KILLED ALFRED
EEKHARp. DECLARED NOT GUILTY.
LILY Field Eru.,lIy Murdered BY >
Scandinavian E;rea Nan.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND AND Eis
PARTY At UPFEa sAsANAc LAKE.
A Pennsylvania Railroad Train Dsrailsa
and Six Persons Killed.
ESPECIAL TO III SENTINEL
Yesterdays quotation OF silver. 30 s5b
EpfscopaI Church Resolutions.


PHILADELPHIA, May 2S.-At to-day's
session of the General Council of the
Reformed Episcopal Church, the fol-
lowing standing resolutions were
| adopted.
Resolved, First, that the Reformed
| Episcopal Church recognizes adultery
as the only scriptural ground for a
divorce. Second, That this church
| forbids its ministers TO perform a mar
rage ceremony for any divorced
party, unless the person from whom
that party rs divorced has been guilty
of, or is living in adultery. Third,
That nothing in these resolutions for
bids the remarriage of a former hus-
band and wife.
OsBrfen's Reception at Montreal.
MONTREAL, May ga reception
was rendered 0'Brien on his first visit
by the Irish societies, almost exclu-
siyely that of tonight was by the
Irish societies and other city organiZa-
tons predominating. The torchlight
procession was q brilliant affair, at
least 5000 men carried torches. As
they fled past st. Lawrence Hall, on
the balcony Of which O'Brien stood,
there was set up a deafening cheer.
The principal streets along the route
the houses were illuminated by cleo
trio lights. Fireworks flashed, bunt-
ing and flags hoated from many of the
principal buildings, and cheers rent
the air. a
BouIfgny Declared Not Guilty.
Ell PAso, Texas, May 2S.-The case OF
the State against Edgar Bouligny, OF
New Orleans, for the killing Of Alferd
Kennard. a negro barber, on the 5th
of May, in front OF the Vendome Hotel
in this city, was terminated before
midnight last night. Bouligny's grand
father was the Colonial Governor OF
louisiana during the Consulate and
Empire, at the time OF President JEFF
~ferson's administration, and his fa.ner
was a former member OF Congress, and
his brother now fills a place in the
Louisiana Supreme Court. The case
was given to the jury, and before
midnight they came into the court
room with a verdict OF not guilty.
A Train DeraiIed.
PrrTsBURG. May 28.-12: 80 A. NJ
A special from Altoona, just received,
says the fast line train west was de-
rallied near Kittaning Point tonight.
The accident was caused by an axle
ON the eastbound freight train break
ing about the time the two trains met,
The report saws that three men were
killed and IL wounded. A number Of
physicians have gone to the scene o.
the wreck.
The latest reports from the scene Of
the accident at Horseshoe Bend, on
the Pennsylvania railroad last night,
state that six persons were killed and
eight injured. Four We're killed out.
right, and the others have since died.
Regulation for Kfssane.
New ORLEANS, May 2S.-Advices
received last night from Little Rock
show that requisition papers have
been issued on the Governor of Cali
fornia for William Kissane. The OBJ
ject in bringing Kissane there is to
compel him to repay the amount of q
forfeited bail bond, which was paid by
Colonel Thomas Pearce and Judge
Thomas Hawley. 1t was proposed to
put him on trail for the Martha Wash
ington case, but it was found that all
the material witnesses are dead, and
a decision of the Supreme Court has
deprived the Phillips County Court Of
jurisdiction.
Lille Field BrutalIy Murdered.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 2S.-The
Pioneer Press has the news of a brutal
murder neal Fergus Falls, where Miss
Lille Field was to-day found in a hog
pen with her throat cut and disem-
boweled. A scandinavian hired man
Nels Olsen Holung, is the supposed
murderer, as she was left alone with
him early this morning, and he is
missing. The neighbors are out in
force looking for him, and the police
of the twin cities have been notified.
The Damage by Forest Fires.
CHICAGO, May 2S.-A dispatch from
Marquette says the forest fires, which
have devastated the northern penin-
sula of Michigan during the last
fortnight, by a careful estimate, caused
a total loss of seven million dollars,
including 81. 800, 900 caused by the de-
| struction of Lake Linden. Only eight
lives are positively known to have
| been lost. Great restitution prevails
throughout the burnt district.
The President and Party at Sar.
mac.
UPPER SARANAc LAKE, N. Y, May
2S.-The President and party reached
Prospect House at 7 O'Clock this even
ing. The party reached Paul Smiths
Station at 7:30. Carriages were in
waiting to convey the party to Sara
nae Lake. The President and Mrs.
Cleveland are located in DIR. Dunton's
cottage, a short distance from the
Prospect House. The President will
enan1 the day fshinC to-mOrrow